I got chewed out when I expensed WiFi at a hotel once because "it seemed unlikely that I was using it for business." The funny thing is that I spent way less th

I got chewed out when I expensed WiFi at a hotel once because "it seemed unlikely that I was using it for business." The funny thing is that I spent way less than everyone else on that trip, to the tune of maybe $400 over the course of 6 days (I rarely take cabs because I prefer to walk places, and I find large fancy restaurants in major cities to be bland to the point of interchangeability, so I typically eat at smaller local places), but the fact that I spent $40 on WiFi was a huge problem. I'm sure this is the kind of fraud that this thing would detect. "Ah, you split your meal between two different food stands! That is fraud!"